Ayresys Workshop Thread :)

[stutab]

over priced stuff IMO

I would never own a JD. Red or Blue

I never thought I would be agreeing with Thor

I get paid (well) to drive JD on a daily basis. If it were my money I would have a shed of blue

 

[200tdi ayre]

same here Agco dealers sell 2-3 different brands, or members of the family.

Massey (agco) and then the Case IH are sold from same dealer.

The only ones that I have seen as brand loyal is JD ( over priced stuff IMO)

I would never own a JD. Red or Blue

Never seen case or NH being sold from a non branded dealer, here or at home. Smaller brands such as kubota etc yes but not the bigger brand stuff, guess versitile is a preety small brand. Never actually seen one on farm

The 8R's that I drive here are damn good, and nice places to be best console layout and seat anyway, although not tried the newest case/NH stuff just the last generation.

The most important thing id vote about a tractor brand is service and backup. And on that front every brand here is useless

 

[Thor1950]

Never seen case or NH being sold from a non branded dealer, here or at home. Smaller brands such as kubota etc yes but not the bigger brand stuff, guess versitile is a preety small brand. Never actually seen one on farm

The 8R's that I drive here are damn good, and nice places to be best console layout and seat anyway, although not tried the newest case/NH stuff just the last generation.

The most important thing id vote about a tractor brand is service and backup. And on that front every brand here is useless

Yep dealer parts and service are key to selling. Darn JD has a heck of a dealer net work. Hell on family owns like has its fingers in 6 different dealer ships

GreenMark Equipment - Southwest Michigan and Northern Indiana's Premiere John Deere Dealer

 

[fergus123]

blah blah blah about tractors,
what was seeding like? we finished about a week ago in WA, I see you were using a one pass disk cutter type seeder, we used the ausplow ones with knives seemed to work fairly well, only 45ft across though.

 

[200tdi ayre]

blah blah blah about tractors,
what was seeding like? we finished about a week ago in WA, I see you were using a one pass disk cutter type seeder, we used the ausplow ones with knives seemed to work fairly well, only 45ft across though.

Seeding gets boring after a few thousand acres I find

Just starting seeding on this farm but this is irrigated wheat , got 400 hectares to do here but only 5 hectares an hour best and only 6 metres

Not seen one of those knive seeders before.

 

[Thor1950]

Seeding gets boring after a few thousand acres I find

Just starting seeding on this farm but this is irrigated wheat , got 400 hectares to do here but only 5 hectares an hour best and only 6 metres

Not seen one of those knive seeders before.

whats the yield per acre there(bushels)?

 

[200tdi ayre]

whats the yield per acre there(bushels)?

You mean tonnes per hectare, who the #### still uses bushels

Around 8-10 tonnes a hectre irrigated, 2-3 dryland around here

 

[gemsdad]

You mean tonnes per hectare, who the #### still uses bushels

thor must do?

 

[Thor1950]

You mean tonnes per hectare, who the #### still uses bushels

thor must do?

the whole of the US does for grain crops.

 

[200tdi ayre]

the whole of the US does for grain crops.

You'll be talking in chains and leagues next

 

[Thor1950]

You'll be talking in chains and leagues next

No mark and twain

 

[gemsdad]

the whole of the US does for grain crops.

ok,but this is a UNITED KINGDOM forum,not US one.

 

[blue beasty]

ok,but this is a UNITED KINGDOM forum,not US one.

But Ayreses in Aus

 

[gemsdad]

But Ayreses in Aus

shurrup you.

 

[Thor1950]

But Ayreses in Aus

shurrup you.

Thank You BB

 

[blue beasty]

Thank You BB

No need, I'm not taking sides just pointing out the obvious now will you chaps kindly learn how to quote properly

 

[Thor1950]

No need, I'm not taking sides just pointing out the obvious now will you chaps kindly learn how to quote properly

I did quote thing is acting up again

 

[blue beasty]

I did quote thing is acting up again

Well if you quote a misquote it will missmissquote

It's usually a missing ']' that starts it off

 

[gemsdad]

Thank You BB

yes he is in aus but he is British,therefore uses British units of measurements.

 

[blue beasty]

yes he is in aus but he is British,therefore uses British units of measurements.

I think in terms of tons(imp) per acre but know what a bushel is. Never could get my head round hectares.